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Newspaper

Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Feb 18, 1955

Page

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Hill Defends Sharkey at Australia Trial Hearing

Mr Hill argues Reds exonerated by contradictions as Walter Seddon Clayton and Sharkey face cross examinations. The Sydney court proceedings recount shifts in testimony about payments, security ties, and alleged conspiracies related to union activity and political influence. The defense emphasizes Clayton appeared for Sharkey, not CAYO, and the hearing adjourned to continue next day.

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London Fears Dulles Formosa Speech Sparks Mainland Alarm

A London dispatch reports alarm over John Dulles Formosa speech hinting at potential Nationalist and Communist actions. It cites estimates of 20,000 Chinese forces in Korea era reconstructions and suggests the talk could push a peaceful settlement toward conflict, with warnings of stronger Chinese moves and dangers of further surrender.

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Impersonation Writs Rise From Damages Case Report

Fragmented OCR shows writs and damages claims against multiple parties over impersonation and misrepresentation. Names, places, and sums like 1200 and 8000 appear, with references to photographers, vendors, and alleged service misdirections. The text is garbled but indicates civil actions seeking compensation and remedies in a historic court setting.

Rumamian Embassy Raiders Surrender After Police Ultimatum

Three Rumamian embassy raiders surrendered after a police ultimatum with a deadline that was twice extended. A fourth commander was arrested trying to flee the building as three were kept in custody overnight.

Rumamian Pring Vane Ste Sol

Seven Women Die in Japanese Fire Mystery

Police say a blaze at a Japanese dormitory housing elderly women killed seven and injured many more. Fire officials recovered eighteen bodies early, with estimates of up to 40 burned or missing others in a two-storey brick building near Yokohama.

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Concessions at Labour Conference Draw Backs

A garbled report notes a labour conference addressing manning issues and registration objections. It mentions an arbitrator and representatives from employer and worker sides, but the text is largely unreadable. The piece references concessions and the process of appointing a mediator.

Senate Inquiry To Sit In Sydney

Senate inquiry to sit in Sydney hearings will develop the canteen project mode. The panel chaired by Waterhouse and Re Hairy will hear evidence from Professor Winulan and Town and Country Planning experts from Salney University. Several named witnesses from the Royal Australian Forestry and related bodies are expected to attend. The inquiry will run from Friday to Thursday with dates in MAPS 15 to 17.1.

Sydney Wren Manning Waterhouse

Public Service Increases Approved Across Margins

The Commonwealth Public Service announces wage boosts affecting many workers. Authorities report higher base pay with annual increases up to 3,000 pounds for some staff, amid new arbitration outcomes totaling 113 million in relief since last December.

Melbourne Commonwealth Dene

Doctors Accused By Miners' Leader

A Northern Miners Medical Fund inquiry led by Mr. Comerford alleges doctors were paid high rates for services to fund members. Reported payments reportedly equated to an annual income of £10,000, raising concerns about charges and the fund’s administration.

Une Comerford Ue Fant

Bond for youths who caused stranger's death in street attack

Two youths faced sentencing after a street attack left a stranger dead. Crown Prosecutor urged deterrence while the court noted aggravating circumstances. The defendants were released on band for two to three years with medical evidence discussed.

BOND Stranger

Lae official removes Japanese wreath at war cemetery

An Lae official removed a Japanese wreath laid at the Imperial War Graves site amid repatriation ceremonies. Japanese officials dressed in white accompanied the wreath. permission came from government authorities. The cemetery caretaker later removed the cross of remembrance wreath and took it to a nearby residence.

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Two New Zealand Airmen Feared Lost In Crash

Two RNZAS airmen are feared dead or injured after a De Havilland Dragon aircraft crashed while near a forward search in New Zealand territory. The crew included Flight Lieutenant Bayard Dantel Cammy, 36, and the incident drew a large search with about 6,000 people involved.

Ware Rey

Storyteller Crashes in Race Leaving Trainer Worried

A three year old gelding named Storyteller suffered injuries after a crash at a race meeting. Eyewitnesses report the incident occurred Thursday and the horse was raced to a nearby clinic for evaluation. Further updates on condition awaited.

Wharfies Allergic To Canary Seed Incident Report

A waterside crew aboard the New Farm freighter found a man or crew member in distress aboard a vessel after routine mooring. The event involved Canary Seed exposure and a brief medical response during recent days at sea.

Mirerane Trunaay Gerd Toey Waterside Farmen Board

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